Trident
Stern Electronics, 1979This is my first Stern pin and it is a near basket case, everything appears to be there, with exception to the speaker & bracket, and left flipper cabinet switch.
i have a spare right cabinet switch, could i use that? the only difference i can see so far is that there are 3 wires going to the right switch where there are only 2 for the left. what would be an equivalent bally assembly if i cant find a stern part?
Quoted from mgreene:This is my first Stern pin and it is a near basket case, everything appears to be there, with exception to the speaker & bracket, and left flipper cabinet switch.
i have a spare right cabinet switch, could i use that? the only difference i can see so far is that there are 3 wires going to the right switch where there are only 2 for the left. what would be an equivalent bally assembly if i cant find a stern part?
Are you talking about the button itself or the switch stack? Also you tagged Trident for the topic but didn’t mention it, which would be beneficial to other posters to assist you. The right flipper probably has some sort of extra functionality which is why there are 3 wires instead of two. I’d have to look at my Seawitch to recall what the reasoning is. You should only need 2 for the left. You can buy the proper parts from Steve at PBR or maybe Pinball Life?
Quoted from Isochronic_Frost:Are you talking about the button itself or the switch stack? Also you tagged Trident for the topic but didn’t mention it, which would be beneficial to other posters to assist you. The right flipper probably has some sort of extra functionality which is why there are 3 wires instead of two. I’d have to look at my Seawitch to recall what the reasoning is. You should only need 2 for the left. You can buy the proper parts from Steve at PBR or maybe Pinball Life?
Switch stack, i had originally had the game listed in the subject line but for whatever reason the forum would not allow me to post my topic, i was able to preview it but not post.
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